Open models were the first to do the sensitive work, like private documents and government data. Now, with full zero data retention and more capable models, Ollama is making them the default for enterprises worldwide. Together AI Vipul Ved Prakash Jeffrey Morgan

@togethercompute @vipulved @jmorgan ZDR plus open models as the enterprise default — yeah, that's the quiet shift a lot of teams needed 👀

@togethercompute @vipulved @jmorgan Zero retention is the unlock. Most clients ask that first.

Ollama is making private, powerful AI more accessible for enterprise use. A big step forward!

@togethercompute @vipulved @jmorgan ollama going from 'it never leaves your laptop' to 'we promise not to keep it' is a wild arc

@togethercompute @vipulved @jmorgan Local models now seem ready to handle critical enterprise workloads

@togethercompute @vipulved @jmorgan Zero data retention is the part companies have been waiting for 👀 Is the biggest blocker for enterprises now speed or model quality?

@togethercompute @vipulved @jmorgan Private data finally stays private

@togethercompute @vipulved @jmorgan Zero retention for private docs is enterprise unlock

@togethercompute @vipulved @jmorgan Zero retention making open models the enterprise default makes perfect sense

@togethercompute @vipulved @jmorgan So important open models leading on sensitive work and with zero data retention now becoming the enterprise default is exactly what the industry needed!

@togethercompute @vipulved @jmorgan Privacy and zero data retention make enterprise AI adoption easier

@togethercompute @vipulved @jmorgan That shift to zero data retention with open models is a huge step for enterprise adoption

@togethercompute @vipulved @jmorgan Zero retention plus local inference is the real enterprise argument, but the open-weights gap on long-horizon tool-calling still matters. Which models are you defaulting to for those workloads, and how do you evaluate them?

@togethercompute @vipulved @jmorgan Finally...sensitive data + open models without the privacy anxiety.

@togethercompute @vipulved @jmorgan Privacy, data security, and powerful open models are a strong combination for enterprise AI adoption.

@togethercompute @vipulved @jmorgan Open models for private data becoming enterprise default with zero retention now

@togethercompute @vipulved @jmorgan Zero data retention makes enterprise adoption inevitable

@togethercompute @vipulved @jmorgan Open models handling sensitive work with zero data retention is exactly what enterprises needed!

@togethercompute @vipulved @jmorgan Open models first sensitive work private documents government data zero retention capable models Ollama making

@togethercompute @vipulved @jmorgan ran a local model for client notes last year. nobody asked a single question about privacy after that

@togethercompute @vipulved @jmorgan zero data retention and capable open models could make a big difference for teams handling sensitive information. privacy and performance need to go hand in hand.

@togethercompute @vipulved @jmorgan We should be able to ask AI for help at work without handing over every document on the desk.

@togethercompute @vipulved @jmorgan Will German auditors accept zero retention as is, tho?

@togethercompute @vipulved @jmorgan

@togethercompute @vipulved @jmorgan Big step for secure enterprise deployments worldwide

@togethercompute @vipulved @jmorgan The magnitude of Ollama's claim is substantial. If they can definitively substantiate that open models with zero data retention can securely handle sensitive government data, it may catalyze widespread adoption across public sectors globally. #Ollama #EnterpriseAI

@togethercompute @vipulved @jmorgan actually data isolation still matters a ton….

@togethercompute @vipulved @jmorgan Zero retention for sensitive government work is essential

@togethercompute @vipulved @jmorgan Private, powerful, and enterprise ready open models are now the default!